Början på ett mediakrig om mångkulturen?

Ja... Vad trodde ni skulle ske?

Man kan inte identifiera en motståndare efter dess hudfärg och börja propagera rasiodeologi, och sen bli FÖRVÅNAD när EN MINORITET av dessa anpassar sig och käftar emot enligt samma logik.

Vi ska vara glada sålänge det bara är en minoritet..

Ett problem är att vänsterns IDpol står på extremt skakig grund. Vita inte har någt eget intresse av minoritetsvurmande IDpol, samtidigt som minoriteter själva sällan är progressiva.

Detta betyder att vänsterns IDpol har en begränsad livslängd.

Högerns IDpol däremot...

Högerns IDpol har långt längre livscykel än vänsterns. Detta därför att högern, i den mån vi talar om "vit"främjande IDpol, har en majoritetsbefolkning att luta sig på SOM DEFINITIVT har ett materiellt intresse av IDpol.

Delvis spirituella, därför IDpol-vänstern konstant attackerar "vita" människors värdighet.

Delvis materiella, ffa med migrationen, därför "vita", alltså majoritetsbefolkningen i västvärlden, har mestadels bara förlorat på att behöva dela uttrymme med minoriteter.

Inte för att närvaron av minoriteter av nöden är dåligt. Men för att godhetsvurmarna sett till att migrationspolitiken som skapade minoriteter tillät framväxandet av etnokulturella sociala, ekonomiska och politiska utanförskap.

Godhetsvurmarna har alltså skapat en extremt kraftig latent grogrund för "vit" IDpol. En IDpol som troligast kommer komma till uttryck, vare sig det handlar genom radikal högerpopulism eller inbakad i mainstream högerpartier inom etablissemanget.

Majority of migrants crossing sea to get to EU not in need of protection, says UN envoy

More than 70 per cent of migrants entering Europe via sea from Libya are not in need of "international protection", the refugee agency found

The majority of migrants using one of the most common sea routes into Europe are not in need of “international protection”, a report by the UN refugee agency has found.

The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) found that more than 70 per cent of those making the perilous crossing from Libya are unlikely to qualify for asylum when they arrive.

In response to the figures, Vincent Cochetel, the UNHCR special envoy for the region, has admitted that a “fair and equitable return mechanism” must be put in place or “the entire asylum system will be called into question”.

It comes as a record number of migrants attempt to cross the English Channel in small boats, many of whom will have come across the Mediterranean into Europe before travelling across land to Calais.

Tony Smith, the former director general of the Border Force, has said that officials are seeing the “same faces” among those attempting to make the crossing.

“A lot of people who are in Calais have already been told that they cannot stay in the EU, some of them have been refused in a couple of different countries, but they don’t want to go back," he told the Telegraph.
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Meanwhile UN figures show that of the 41,129 migrants who have come to Europe by sea or land this year, the most common nationality of arrivals is Tunisian, accounting for 18.3 per cent, followed by Algerian at 10.3 per cent.
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The report states: “As of the end of May, an estimated 28% of the people who had crossed the sea from Libya are likely to be in need of international protection.”

The vast majority of those attempting to reach Britain from Calais have travelled over land through the EU, experts say with UN figures showing that the most common route into the Schengen zone is across the Mediterranean.

Mr Smith said that smugglers who facilitate the crossings tell the migrants to claim asylum, as they can then no longer be dealt with or sent back to their country of destination by the Border Force.

To be granted asylum a person needs to prove that they are unable to return to their home country because of persecution. Many of those who are not eligible for asylum are considered to be economic migrants.